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CAPITOL HILL REAL Decentralization Is C allied
70 the sale, by G.. r Harbn trustee, Tuesday Nav
18th, OF that desirable corner property pa ave
and 9th St 5 e. This is considered the finest To-
cation on Capitol Hill.
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Mr.. E. Fl. MORsELL's CoNDIr1oN-Mr Herndon
MOrsell returned home last evening from New
York, where he went to see his brother Edward
H. MOrsell, who cut himself ON Fall River boat
Monday morning. Mr. MOrsell says the accounts
Dr. Williams, OF New York, who has charge of the
case, gives his assurance that the wounded man
is entirely out OF danger
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FORTY-FTvE CENTS will buy a white or MIXED
Straw Hat. good enough for any boy. Franc the
popular halter, corner 7th and sts
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We Call Your Attention
to the following excellent bargains in Low She


to the following excellent bargains in Low Shoes
and Slippers:
LADIES' fine KID opera Toe Slippers SOC.
Ladies' Kid Oxford Ties, with tips, 75c.
Ladies' Curacao Kid OxfOrdS, Newport Ties. or
Low Button opera Toe, or common-sense style, at
81, worth $1.5O.
Misses very fine Kid Opera Toe Slippers, Soc
Misses Oxrords, heel or spring heel, 75c.
Children's Hand-sewed OXfOrdS, soc.
Infants fine Kid Slippers, 25c.
Mems Low-Strap Ties, tipped or plain toe, $1.2O.
Mems Warranted Calf Low Shoes at 81 Ia
Mems Patent-Leather Pumps, SOC.
Mems Embroidered Slippers 69c.
Mems House Slippers, 35c.
All sizes Mems Boys and Youths Canvas Shoes
at 75c, worth 81.
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
1 726 7th street.
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Irdircf0ps The "a hogrv coDnlencfu1 Mt 2 n, m
For District Of Columbia, Maryland and Viz
FiniL fair weather, stationary temperature, winds
generally nOrrheaSterly.
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DRS- kESIsoN. CHIRoPoDIsTs, MANICURE AND
DERNAroLOGIsTs,c corner 12th and Penna ave- Treat
al troubles oil the Feet, Hands, and Skin. Hours
from . am 10 pm.
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CHAs W. WOOD, 9l5 Pennsylvania avenue. has
an elegant assortment OF lawn tennis goods in
Guiding the celebrated casino racket
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
go To John K Kelly, stall CPS. 6:,9 and $50 Center
market, and 2O6 and POS Northern Liberty market.
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The large variety OF styles we show is a feature
OF our business. our clothing is reliable
EIsENAN BROS, It'll and E.
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In manufacturing our clothing we constantly In
troduce new shapes and designs. This Is the adj
vantage of being Manufacturers.
EISEMAN BROS -th and E
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Do NOT WAIT FOR BRICK.-Buy OF the Washing
ton Brick Machine Co., Vino have four millions
ready for immediate delivery at lowest market
price
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The Trouble in the Line.
STATEMENTS FROM THE CADETS AND THE CONTINE.

STATEMENTS FROM THE CADETS AND THE co NTINEN-
TAILS
The difficulty which occurred between the
Washington Continentals and the Corcoran Ca
diets yesterday, when the procession was about to
move, arose from misunderstanding of their rel
alive positions in line Capt. E. C. Edwards of the
Cadets, gives the following reasons In explanation
Of the difficulty:
''COl. kniffen, assistant marshal, ordered me
with my command to take the place Of the Ma
tional Rifles, who did not parade, which was in
the rear OF the First Union veteran Corps. When
wheeling into line the Washington COntinentalS
crowded themselves into the space between the
Veteran Corps and my command. The COrcoran
Cadet Corps could have retained their position in
the line had they been willing to make an I'M
gentlemanly struggle. called on my men not to
disgrace themselves. They did not do 1t, although
the prOvOcation was great"
Capt. w. W. Mills, the commander Of the WASH
tngtOn COntnentalS. told q STAR reporter this
morning that in getting his command In line in
yesterdays parade he followed the official order
OF the parade, and when the position assigned TO
him was disputed by the Cadets he asked the
chief marshal, who told him to follow the order.
which he did.
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Buy Youn Day GooDs
S s0S "A R ERR TIT TT ZEE B ERR sssss
SooSS 4 ~ 4 4 Z ZEE + + ssss
STRICTLY CASH STORE,
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST
And Receive q Handsome Present
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS. in plaids, checks,
stripes and fancy styles cash value 5c: yard;
buys 10 or over will receive pair Of Satin Damask
Towels worth 81, or Handsome Bridal Quilt worth
$1.50.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, fneat stylesl
pure silk and WOOL wide double width, so
FANCY SILKS. 371s 40, rs, SO, so, rs.
CAMEL'S HAIR Dress Goods, in Checks and Fancy
styles, all pure fine wool, wide double width, so,
BLACK SURAH SILKS. cash value rs, reduced to 81.
FRENCH SATINES, finest quality, choice styles, 25
TR!COT CLOTH Dress Goods, pure wool, wide double
width, lprice everywhere 80, reduced to BIN.
BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, pure silk, 10, 81, 81 co.
CAMEL'S HAIR FRENCH SERGE in lovely Spring
shades, pure wool, wide double width, As.
HEAVY eros GRAIN BLACK SILK, 90.
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful Dress Goods, wide double
fold, II yards for 81 90. oA
BLACK CASHMERES, fine quality wide doube
width, 80 and 37H myf
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SWEET CREAM, with chocolate and pure mocha
as accessories at g Honest Dairy"
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DoST FORGET to have that Yale Latch with Cor
rugated Key ordered to-day!
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We were never well prepared to meet the
wants OF trade. Our building Is filled with sea-
sOnable clothing. EIsENaN BROS, 9TH and f
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LIGHTNING Rops scientifically arranged.
j. III. kU EHLING, 419 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

nor SALE-vERY CHEAI-rwo NEW. SIX ROOM
bay window brick houses. cellsf, bath. range, la
trobe slate mantels hot and cold water. Nos 421 and
423 I'd st. n. e.-Win be sold on small cash payment
once to DANENHOWER s son. Ills st n "
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To Readers of This Paper.
handsomely illustrated publications will be sent
free on application to Chas. S. Fee G. P. & 7. A.
lures in Wonderland, Proctor Knott's Duluth
Speech Illustrated, Thro' Wonderland and No. Pac.
Excursions.
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We are Determined that you shall enjoy
your Sabbath breakfast, by Offering you the finest
COtfees at prices not TO be found elsewhere Very
best Rio, 23c; o. G. Java, 3Oc; blended, 25c. gen
uine Mocha, &c.; good Coffee at zoe.
n. L. METZGER & Bro,
All 18th st. NV
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At the Oriole, 500 9TH st.

At the OriOle, SGD 9TH st.
For Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
ParaSOlS. ParaSOlS,
Ing to the enormous sales we are making we will
offer for a few days more special bargains in them
9Sc.; Childrens Parasols, 23c.; Ladies' LaneIla
Umbrellas, 49, 40 and SOC; our 3d. Striped Tur-
key Red Table Linen, 25c.; Silk Braid for ladies'
shirts, LIN, Is, 10 and 2oc. Ladies' Vests, 49, 20
and &c.: ChildrenS Embroidered Normandy Caps,
25c.
GentlemenS furnishings
Drill Draws, 25c.; Bleached Jean Drawers, Csc !;
our Soc drawers, &c.; our 75c. drawers, tailor
made, 49c.; Boys Medium-weght Undershirts,
Csc; Gents Gauze Undershirts, 25c.; Medium
weight, 80 and 49c.; Balbr1ggan Undershirts 80
and 49c.
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BOARDING.

TTNHE DUPONT HOUSE. n. T.. COR 18th AND
l. Corcoran streets n. W fne rooms, furnished or
unfinished. with without table board strictly
hrstcass IN every respect In all its appointments:
dining room always ready for dinner parties Terms
moderate On
II ARGE AIRY HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
~ rooms at the Auburn. cor Penn and 2.rd II .
DINING room IN change of A. l.. Peterson, the we'll
known caterer Table boarters accommodated.
my3-3ws
SPRAGUE MANSION, COR. 9Th AND 4 Sis NV
Oroolns and board 10y the day, week month app -3n
INOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH FIRST
IL class board. Mcpherson square References
exchanged. Transients accommodated. 1910 10TH st
mho-yws
BOARDING AND ROOMS - TWO LARGE WELL
~ FURNISHED communicating front rooms; Second
moor table board Is per month, - per and ID
f25-3m
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SANDWICHES OF all kinds at Honest Dairy" GIL
u ST NV.
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WASHINGTON MASONS ABROAD.
Their Fine Appearance i'm the Balti.
more Parade-A Day Of Pleasure.

It was estimated that there were over six thous-
and men in the Masonic procession In Baltimore
yesterday. The procession was an hour passing
given point. The Baltimore Sun, in It's account
OF the celebration, speaks follows of the Wash
fngton representation: 'sThe third division COM
posed OF lodges from the District Of Columbia was
to have formed on Mulberry street Of Charles,
but, owing to their train being delayed, they did
not arrive in Baltimore until long after the line
had moved. They came In strong, however, bring
ing one thousand three hundred and seventy men.
marched well. As they came down Madison ave-
nue. and turned into Madison street, on their way
to the Academy OF Music, they formed two lines,
one near each sidewalk, leaving a broad space be-
tween This attracted much attention, and gained
them warm reception. number Of visiting
Mas0nS from Howard County were in line with the
Washingtonians. The big display made by the
District lodges was commented upon generally,
and highly complimented-" In the afternoon a
large number OF the Westinghouse enjoyed a
sail down the bay. The banquet at the Hotel Rem
merit was attended by two hundred persons, the
following being from this city: Jose NJ. YZnaga,
Robt. W. Best, n. b. Donaldson, Jesse w. Lee Har-
r1son Dngman, Thos. p. Chiffelle. VIM. H. Orcutt,
Noble ID. Larmer, James A. Sample and Myron NJ.
Parker. Past Grand Master Donaldson responded
TO the toast, "Our Daughter, the Grand Lodge OF
the District OF Columbia" The hop at the Academy
or Music last evening was largely attended, and
was brilliant affair. The late trains brought TO
this city the visiting WaShingtOntanS.
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+ By JNo. 4 PREscoTT 14le F:. NV

= u
+ b 5So Z fFSEscorr, .. .;|s E; s;, Rx
MI S!saiss sss%; ssd ss.s Nd imps scsoos
House 1905 seSoG ssss ST'es IL rooms. bath
and cellar a. mod tube and
bells throughout heated BY furnace; price $500;
House, 1916 st. NV. 3.story and basement pressed
mod imps caii-bes and speaking tubes price $500:
House. 1881 Columbia st. NV. s-story brick s r.
and bath. bay window. sanitary plumbing; price
House, sOa New Hampshire Az. NV. 2-story pressed
small cash; balance monthly il desired my7-1w
On kes ust nsr y
Boundary short walk from the H street cars: Lots
in
ap21-1m e27 street.
FOR sALE.IHREE NEW, TWo-sToRY PRESS
rooms ms and bath room: all NIL: on L ST. W.; each
~. TYLER & RUTHERFORD
FoR sAE-FIyE Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSES,
nearly new, Wei built ali modern imp. rent easily
for 81 30 each per month; will be sold at good in
apsS1at Pr''s inquire II. n. PARKER 14ls ST. NV
F99R sALE.A BARGAIN,THgEE NEW 3-sToRY
also tTS with AL modsE i
such furnace, open CRATE tub wasstand brick
set range, stationary wash trays &c. ST. between
9th and 9Th SITS. s.w. Inquire OF A I. BARKER, 90l
Virginia ave. s. W. ap3O-3w'
EOR sALE-THREE TwO-STORY BRICK DWELL
Il lngs, rooms and water, in northeast section
Of city. Price. $1.400 each. Now under rent. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD, 1226 at. NV. mh23-1w'
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
IL Farms on the Turnpike Road. just above Tenley-
town, near the residence of Gen. Drum. sold at
WEsCOTT, WILCOX WINE,
my13-3t 1907 Pennsylvania ave.
EOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
lots in Forest Glen at q bargain. Address IL 90
street ne. myl0-St'
nor SAIE-A FINE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT
II Mitchells Cross Roads, Montgomery County, Md,
nine miles from Washington by the 9TH turnpike,
one mile from knowles Station, one and half miles
from Forest Glen, and three-quarters Of mile from
Garrett Park 1894 acres beautifully located and in
good state of cultivation has abundance water
fruit and 60 acres Of original growth of timber
proved by a fine dwelling of IA rooms, which cost
$1 400 to build also. out buildings; pleasant neigh
borhood; convenient to schools post-ofce &c. well
suited for into villa sites will be sold
the low price Of $l3 900:
PRIGHTwOoD PROPERTY-TwO ACRES WITH
ID handsome buildings, fruits and shrubbery. One
acre and half unimproved. One acre, nice cottage
100 acres with fine improvements, Hyattsvile;
together with several of the cheapest farms the
State Of Maryland. For terms apply to H. J. DAILY,
631 Z st. NV. ap30-3ws
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The National Drill Hospital.
THE SERVICE TO BE ESTABLISHED BY THE RED
CROSS SOCIETY.

THE SERVICE TO BE ESTABLISHED BY THE RED
CROSS SOCIETY.
AS the STAR has announced, there will be a hos
pital service at the National Drill under the direc-
ton of the Red Cross Society. The hospital de-
partment will consist Of tents and Red Cross field
barracks erected near the headquarters Of the
drill, comprising headquarters tent or barracks,
invalid wards, dispensary diet, kitchens, &c.
Provisions Will be made for one hundred patients.
Miss Barton's staff will consist OF the medical
director, Dr. j. o. stanton, assisted by twelve
geOnS and physicians OF the city; DIR. j. b. Hub
bell, general field agent Of the Red Cross; the
corps OF army nurses, including Miss Harriet
Dame and DIR. EdSOn some fifteen or more in num-
Der, who quarter OF a century ago learned their
lessons where the cartridges We're not blank; the
members of the training school for nurses, past
graduates and present pupils, some thirty in num-
Der, who have volunteered for active service when
needed; hospital steward, male attendants,
stretcher bearers for the field, and such other
aids as required. The following named hotels OF
this city have generously declared their readiness
TO provide day by day such food for the sick and
cOnvalescent may be specified: Riggs, Arltng-
ton, Welcker's, WOrmley's, Ebbitt, Wizards, st.
Marc, ST. James, National Hamilton, Belvedere,
Howard, and fremont.
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BIB Ak KIM GGG
B IA X HIM Nc
BIB A A XXX INNING
AAA X I'm MIG GG
BIB AK KIN nm CGG
BBPP FPS ooW " " 1WRD2 ZEE RRR,
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

This Powder never varies A marvel Of purity.
strength and wholesomenesa More economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude of low tests short weight alum or
phosphate powders SOLD ONLY IN CANS ROYAL
BAKING POWDER Co., LOG Wall street, NJ. oc24
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Lightning RODs and Electric Work
j. II. kCEHLING, 4I9 18th St NV
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bright HOUSE,
Season 1887 opens JUNE Is. Pennsyl- lE:#
yania Railroad access direct to the Hotel CircnI
Star Office. Address WALTER BENTON Nanaaer for
Bright House Co.. National Hotel Washington b. G.
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HART'S SECOND QUALITY Angel Back Playing
Cards, $3.50 doz., at 91o Pa ave. Chas. W. Wood
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FOR SAIE-TOTS

F9k sAAtk M H., oSesT, n E. NEAR 4TH
sors .ns len e iisn 10 ioss ss. o aud 30 r.
i,Sns on sd , BE- 9 end NV a.c q iic1S on
s's;s Sc i SSs q . aS
:, mU,o,o, ~ sSoRSSsrEDr BRADLEY
EoR sALE-HALF SQUARE. IN SOUTH EAST
Masnsnsson; on gr.de shallow lots very desrs-
pie lot q New Hampshire ave and N 81 5,,ss
1881 ST. NV. '"' p~Io n,
FOR sALE-HERE is A GOOD CHANCE FoR
q sn u m.hs mean me ,
ing |n,ney S0.e only lss loot cash time
S.T%sS i5sR as e s3o foot: title psrie SIof =
sALTLsIkiN, .oe .tn St NV my5-9t'
+ Lots s 8. blk. Is. HIS Z sub. div. Meridian I'm
with ames renting for sls per month Price 40c psr
fo,stsk -. Denisson q Leighton sub. div. Marl
several short lots on st. near New HAmpshir. ~.
L ks.s in 81 nSS At rsss Al
hi se @ nne lots n h biz ~ sns 20 MsSs9
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
mys-2w' l2s6 street northwest
EoR sALE-wEsT HALF OF SQUARE 1922,
price l6s; within short distance OF tho nes
A s. PRATT a SONS.
my. ot The sun building.
A''' ''''' TYLER 4 tiR / rI RIrTarRroRp.
ap30-2w' l2.,U n II ny
EoR sALE-AIL OF SQUARE No. 1885, FRoNr
per foot On " ss PRA 81 r SSSs 800
my'-6t The sun Building r Vt.
EoR sALE--A NUMBER OF LARGE AND SNAIL
Il blocks Of ground in the eastern sectlon Of the '
:, ,5s Speculative 8 prices TYLER RUTHERroRD
lE.o ST. splO 4w.
IHoR sALE-A SNORT LOT 81 FEET FRONT ON
prompt I rusShassr. TYLER RTrHERfoIpSs 10
ST. n W. my 2ws
EoR sNE-soUTH % FEET LOT 3. SQUARE
Lots in Square lilo. at lie
A. S PRATT SONS.
1roR SAIE-THREE LOTS ON 9TH ST. BETWEEN
ground; suitable for hall church. stores or dwesrs
osaaon central and accessie from all PARTS of The
my7-lm JOHN COOK dis 18th stn.w
IroR sALE-le.0Oo SQUARE FEET OF GROUND
one-haif square from East Capitol St sutahie s tr
building purposes or speculation be sold bar
sT ms7.e. ALBEIT ssG + >. FOX *.
q HE HtSHEEH0SS sGsR
SEAT AND 81. ALBAN's CHURCH
STAGES will run shortly every half hour from High
Lots sold On easy terms. Monthly payments ac-
beac . per cent interest Twenty lots have beeD
these lots Immediately adioin the Washington Inn
which will be open Tor guests June I.
,n,e o. JOHN E. BEA1I kco-
LroR sALE-FINE CHANCE FOR BUILDERS AND
lots hsys iTon,ass e 20 isst and depth Of from 3
ST. 60 sss S,s sna nar Se 30 sS az
A. NJ McLAcHLEN Sco.
my2-lm' 1921 st. NV
IroR sALE-I HAVE MANY LARGE FRoNTAGEs
- very desably located in the northwestern part Of
gSo fg sale in
- lr.o :. n.M.
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TO Readers Of This Pan

RElegant line spring style hats for men
at Auerbachs bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th q II SITS. ]
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Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH ST.,
OHerS-f1ne Rio Coffee, Java favored, PC. h.
Pure Java, Csc, Java and Mocha mixed,
SOC. 10.
Black and Green Tea, 35c, suitable for Ice
Tea.
Fine OOlOng or Gunpowder Tea, soc. ID.
Fine English Breakfast or Japan Tea soc.
Id.
Choicest Oolong or Gunpowder Tea TIC lb
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Men, sspring style Derbys, all shades, 81. So
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & SITS. /

At this Season Iced Tea is d splendid drink.
We call your special attention our Iced Tea mix
ture at SOC. per pound; Garden Leaf Japan, SOC. !;
Spring Leaf, soc. Try our Teas, and be convinced
that they are the best for the price. Tea and coffee
department. n. 7. METZGER & Bro,
All 18th ST
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Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH ST.,
n. W., sells graduated Sugar 81 c., Sugar, &C.,
light Brown Sugar &C.. Cut Sugar &c.
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One Dollar and Ninety Cents will buy a
beautiful light Derby, either Dunlap or Broadway
block, at Francs, the popular halter, corner 18th
and SITS.
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PURE MILK and appetizing lunches at "Honest
Dairy" Oil + ST, NV.
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The human ny, king OF bicyclists, Austen sisters
ana host OF novelties at Kernans.-Adrt
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SLATE MANrELS, $40 and up; LatrobeS to heat
two rooms at $50. Gartrelrs, s15 eth st.
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Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH St.
offers lbs. Prunes, 25c, lbs. Rice, CSC, 5 lbs
GLOSS Starch, Csc. Sugar Cured Shoulders, sc, Id
Sugar Cured Hams, 14c. h., 3 lbs. Lard for 25c 1
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free 10 every subscriber for year &c
The WEEKLY STAR It Is a handsomely printed
look OF lsl pages profusely illustrated with more
tnan 100 colOred maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information. see advertise.
ment In another column.
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-Jud0e Merrick
TO-DAY, Ballor agt- Daley; testimony Of defend
ant orucreo nled In ten days. Gheen agt Caldwell.
q: Z: Head substituted as trustee. Whiting agt
Uan; DO. Weller agt. Clements; do.
POLICE COCRr-Judge Shell
,,, Today, Frank Ii. Hess, John Tolbert and
wliail beckert, disorderly conduct; cOllaterals
dui p John NJ. MARI, indecent exposure; $40
UT 90 Gays Charles Evans, disOrderly Conduct: a.
OF 10 days. Robert Hawkins do do '"
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H<VR SALE--
= Z, D. +, o ana ftn 300 NJ st NV, b. h..
1ss ss';s fS4s sOo 1o lsr. 10th Il nv 1000
,96Tg. 1usa::; 5000 bh; mi. ,1Ors.. 900
Cyl S ro42, tSoo ooo lug Pa ave. n.w- b.h.
1i3e ii5is Esd So los 1:i st. nx BIS ssooo
sa7 p ga Il st. NV, s:h 5000 a6ss Il NV
eS srs a:;;.s 5000 81 MI Isrs. 600
1%Ss str w. . Oo eos, 4io AZ siG st. sooo
% st. n: b: h. Nv N Cap and II SITS. NV. WV
s$5 aad ST. NV. b. H. .ooo @ it'll sEs st
s$sss7 ed ST NV, 1902. = is e. St NV
sos 9th st. Sh M t'.oo 1884, 4tS ST: 5000
st. NV 66 ISL sw ss p Pierce $4,000
sth St n e.. h. 800 21 fri ios6 st ss h 5000
~ S siH sr 100 IS SS tie St ne: +
rs .'n -. . ".s 5000 sis i6sh Sc 6rI 10
,o The i Hy I9r r Of the property
the 2
FOR sA fisk, Room HOUSE, WITH GOOD
- Lot near Dupont Circle bringing good rent; will
sHe s1 st. at 1Gy
Starr Metcaf. myl33t
o One sh he g on 10Th; near St, rooms mi
One on 9Th. near n S rooms, I ms.
one on Q St, near 4th, NV.
my6-2w' H. J. DAILY, 631 st. NV.
Tor sALE-2224 CLEVELAND AVE. NV, TWO
' ss*fa aHs .'SSss sG2 seq
EOR SALE--TwO DWELLINGS, SIX AND SEVEN
s rooms oas o9S and $500 modern
per cent 99 Investment and value icreasing: IN
EOR SALOON EASY TERMS-NEW BRICK
acat cash. balance at the rste Ct a9SRt o
my12-2w 1926 F st. NV.
4 story Brick House, 1915 9TH st. NV; rent Of the
two houses $50 per month. Price, 3d. 500 cash, Size
f. II ss Rfas' front by 40 feet dssS E'
Tor sALE-HOUsES-SPECI BARGAINS.
and
Brcfs sr a 5st 5 ID a a
$Sfs e
FOR. s ALE = s,o ATTRACTIVE NEW w5LL
Pennsyivania Aye NV price $500; 81 900 Cash.
myw to T ffS s. g. S'G GENsEY 1905
EOR sALE-THAT. BEAUTIFUL HOME OPPO-
u site LIE Droit Park, nine rooms all modern inn
Stable and Beautiful location HOUSE
cheap for few days. m12-3t'
NOR sALE-BRICK, IL RS, MASSACHUSETTS Av,
Brick, rs New York ave-. near 9th st..... $500
Brick, 10 re-, North Carolina e.......... 5000
Brick, 4thst. Pennsylvania ave.. 1000
Brick, 9 rs, 18th st., near ST. n w....... $500
Brick. rs, ST. near 4th st. .......... 5000
Brick. 6 Columbia st. ................. 5000
Brick, rs, NJ ST., near 9th st............ 1000
Brick, rs ST. near 9Th st. .......... 5000
my12-3t OSTRANDER STALEY, 141O n. Y. ave.
NOR SALE-S5, 15O-TWO- STORY HIGH, BASE
Il ment detached brick corner House, 10 rooms bath,
conservatory; hot and cold water each floor; dumb
waiter paved back yard parked side yard on street
railroad in northwest quarter Of CITY, For terms &C,
address Box 81, Star office my12-3t'
Il all parts of the city. FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
my12-17t Real Estate and Loans, 1881 st.
NOR SALE
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ssOpera BOquet', Cigars.
Marvels of beauty and excellence SC straight cigar
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At 9TH st. a. W.